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We are proudly non-profit and non-corporate social welfare organisation. Thousands of people like you help us stand up for equal education for all. We rely on donations to carry out our mission to keep education open and free. Will you donate today?

We believe that everyone can volunteer to create a better world we live in. Critical to this belief is the need to communicate and engage with people who are potential volunteers. We believe that everyone can volunteer to create a better world.

In Gulshan Welfare Society, you can give scholarships to underprivileged children, students. It would help them for their better future.

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At Gulshan Welfare Society our approach to the mission of developing the community is with “A long-term vision, systematic and scientific approach to make the panchayat/village economically and socially sustainable, finding permanent solution to issues like infrastructure, food security, water, health, education and housing is what we have adopted to make it possible.

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About Gulshan Welfare Society

Gulshan Welfare Society version in the mind of like-minded people who are committed and understand the real call in life is to state good news of their hopeful future to the poor, to declare freedom for the prisoners or in bondage and recovery of sight for the vision-less or hopeless, to set the oppressed free and to lead them to the brighter future and whole.

According to the most recent estimates, in 2015, 10 per cent of the world’s population or 734 million People lived on less than $1.90 a day (world bank- Google). Nearly half the population in developing countries lived on less than $1.25 a day as of Nov.2018. Around 373 million Indians are still living in poverty, with about 68 million of them in extreme poverty, without the security of even 2 meals a day.